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Most highways in Bolivia are highways of death, but yes, this is the Yungas highway to Coroico, which I once had the pleasure of riding in minibus.
I thought it might throw you off that the vehicles drive on the left. This is a special order on this road, so the driver can hang out the door and see how close his wheels are to the edge of the precipice.
Most highways in Bolivia are highways of death, but yes, this is the Yungas highway to Coroico, which I once had the pleasure of riding in minibus.
I thought it might throw you off that the vehicles drive on the left. This is a special order on this road, so the driver can hang out the door and see how close his wheels are to the edge of the precipice.
Your turn.
I didn't know that about driving on the drop-off side, but it makes sense.
So...here's one. As usual, it's a place I've been but not my photograph. I hope it's big enough:
No clues at this time.
ps: I think it needs to be larger, but I don't know how to do that. Does anyone else?
For people viewing the pic it can be made larger by holding down the Ctrl button while pushing the + button.
Where is it?Chinese restaurant near Tai Pei?
Yes, the picture can be made bigger like that (or using the button at the lower right of your monitor), but it loses a lot of resolution.
No, it's not Chinese.
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